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Arizona city settles suit over fatal police shooting of teen

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Attorney Danny Ortega speaks at a news conference at his Phoenix office on Friday, Jan. 31, 2020. Ortega represents the parents of 14-year-old Antonio Arce. Prosecutors in metro Phoenix will not file criminal charges in the fatal January 2019 police shooting of Arce, who was holding a replica gun and fleeing the officer during a vehicle burglary call. (AP Photo/Terry Tang)

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Board grants retirement for ex-officer who fatally shot teen

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Arizona police officer in fatal shooting of teen resigns

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Group protests police killing of 14-year-old in Tempe

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FILE - This file photo provided by Jason Gonzalez shows a selfie of Antonio Arce. A suburban Phoenix police chief on Friday, Jan. 18, 2019, offered her condolences to the family of 14-year-old burglary suspect Arce, who was shot and killed by an officer, calling the boy’s death “tragic” but asking that the public withhold judgment until an investigation is completed. (Courtesy of Jason Gonzalez via AP, File)

Police show video of fatally shot teen possessing fake gun

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